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Petersen Opens New Manufacturing Facility in Washington

Petersen's new manufacturing facility in Washington

Petersen has opened a new PAC-CLAD manufacturing facility in Bonney Lake, Washington. 

The facility will be equipped to provide new and existing customers in Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, Utah, south to Fresno, California, and British Columbia with PAC-CLAD steel and aluminum cladding products, including standing seam roof panels, wall panel systems, plus sheet and coil.
 
“Petersen’s expansion into the Northwest U.S. and Western Canada follows the success of our PAC-CLAD facility that opened in Phoenix in 2018, which has served the Northwest region and created a foundation of business from architects, specifiers and installing contractors,” says Mike Weis, vice president of sales and marketing for Petersen.
 
“This facility will allow Petersen to more effectively serve the architectural metal cladding market in the Northwest U.S. and Western Canada. We’re excited about this expansion, and we’re ready to satisfy demand for the trusted PAC-CLAD architectural metal cladding products we’ve been making since 1965."

Timeline of construction

The 57,000-square-foot facility shipped its first order in May, and will be fully operational early next year. The address is:

9817 233rd Avenue E, Suite A
Bonney Lake, WA 98391

and can be reached by phone at 253-501-2450.

This location is the seventh for Petersen, joining the company’s other facilities in Illinois, Georgia, Texas, Maryland, Arizona, and Minnesota.